Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Signs of Student Involvement Lead to Activity Daily in the community and in the school we see signs and heed or disobey them according to our individual purposes. Striving towards a definite goal, we work together or alone, intensifying our own involvement. Though the energy crisis posed threats of gas rationing, students organized carpools and drove smaller cars. - All were signs of student concern in individual and vvorld-vvide matters. RIGHT: On a summer afternoon Gary Kimmel finds refreshment. TGP LEFT: Fortunately students do not heed all the signs they see, TOP RIGHT: As school-bound students hurry down Douglas Street, a spi- der on a fence creates the symmetry of his own world. ,, 80 Introduction

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